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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
WE trust that our people fully realize

WE trust that our people fully realize the urgent necessity of promptly fund ing our county's indebtedness and there by placing its affairs upon a cash basis for sll time to come. |: is a meazure that involves the safety of our county government and all the future prospects and prosperity of this political division of our Territory. Only speculators. who hope to profit by the financial mis- fortunes of our people, will interpose any objection to the measure. and the peo- pie cannot afford to be bled entirely to death by them. The evidences of our indebtedness that can be bought for half their face value, and which bear ten per cent interest per annum, form a tempt nag investment for the usurer. Upon an outlay of a thousand dollars, in this manner, he can purchase two thousand dollars in warrants that bear ten Der cent interest. and which will be paid within two years in full, giving hIm SlaOO profit upon his original 5000 out lay. Some one must lose thls differ ence, and 1t IS not always the person who performs the service in payment of which these warrants are issued. The difference is made up in the bills charg. ed the county. and the public excheouer IS bled to pay the penalty of its unfor- tunaie business plight. With the debt funded at a lower rate of interest the county could pay cash for all it IS re- quired to purchase, and 1t will get cash rates upon everything. This difference and the saving in current interest will in themselves be nearly sufficient to pay the salaries of every county official. Let the debt be funded without any de- lay, go that the next fiscal quarter can be entered upon with cash in the treasury to meet every expense.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

Col. Lewis WOlfey entertained a number of friends at the Johnson resi- dsnce on North Court street Monday evening. Among those present were Major and Mrs Geo K Smith, Captain and Mrs 5 A Mason, Mrs Allen smith, Judge and Mrs Haynes, NIT Gri Mrs J 5 Noble, Mir and Mrs R A JObus0D, Mir snd Mrs c Perry, Mir and Mrs Wm Zeckendorf, Mr and Mira 5 II DFsch- man, MT and Mrs Jno A Black, Mir and Mrs J II Martin. Mr and Mrs W C. Whorf, Miss Etta Burgess, Miss Wsg- ner, Miss Helena Goldschmidt. Miss Kenny, Mrs ID Snyder. Miss Mamie SteInfeld. Lieut. Reber, Lieut. Harris, Dr BaDister, Mir l. H Jerome, Judge F W Gregg. Messrs A SteIUield, F Hasc, Leo Goldschmidt, II B Penney, kuao Baum, W I Perry. ; MorrIs0n, F Shy der. Willis Haynes and others. The Colonel was ably assisted by MT aud Mrs E A Johnson, who spared no pains to mgke their guests comfortable. The time passed pleasantly with cards and dane iug and at F o'clock every one stopped to enjoy the elegant refreshments. Dancing was resumed and a merry tune enjoyed by all until quite late. The Colonel never does things by halves
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
The Owl Heads.

Mr.D.T. ElmOre came in from the OTl Heads yesterday, bringing two i've bundred pounds of silver bullion, sI Y' fine. The shaft in the miue has reseheu ster st a dentb of IS0 feet, and also en- conntered more native silver. with a 6ls tS ledge, well defined. In fact real mins l, has been opened. and all the expense ol prospecting snd development has ... PTen sSli 2sid from the output, through the hNs, stamn mill employed. and a nice msrgin of profit has been laid away. by DIS carefnI and business-like management, MT, Fillmore has demonstrated the greA1 value of this property, snd the ulnS l;I,;no nn, now arrived for an increase ID its millins facilities. Mir. Elmore will soon go ess'i and when be returns five additions, stamps will be put ip, and the W3L5 ga;st. g. crushing will proceed vigorously. h0lTt and mo works are now also necessary, anu -!TI luG bs erected. The old Jessie Benton ;s proving to be snug bonanza, ,hf0us" ;ts careful and able management
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
The Only Way to Conquer Dyspep.Ia.

It is perfectly prepOsterous to intro duce pepsin aud other artificial solvents into the stomach, in the expectation that they will assist digestion by acting on the food itself. They will not. Nor is it possible thus to overcome dyspep- sia. The oply way to conquer that dis order. and prevent the numerous dis eases and disabilities which IL sssuredly provokes, IS to renew the activity of gastric action by strength ming the stomach. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters eredicates the most inveterate forms of indigestion by restoring vitality to the slImentery organs, and GhOse which are tributary to them. The liver, the bow els, .he kidneys and the nerves, no less than the stomach, experience the invig- orative effects of tbat standard tonic, which possesses hlterstive properties that greatly enhance its beneficial iniiu- ence, and give permanence to its effects which would not otherwise possess.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
,claimed letters remaining in PostOdiee si
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Complimentary Notice.
CHARLES MAGICIAN.

Tbe greatest consolation to one grow inc old, is the improved surroundings which come with old age, experience " Ws are reminded of this fact by the
 ,nas,ance ot the new Seed Annual of Hp m W Ferry & Go, the celebrated seeds n,an m % of DetroIt, Mich. (They enjoy the spyisble reputation of being the widest ond hast known firm, in any business ln tbe % Tinted States Millions of people gardening both for profit and pleasure, Ssve found ever increasing satisfaction and delight in using their seeds; ~
 Every one desiring seeds of the high sst tyne and best quality, should secure their Annual. Itis sent free on spplica- ion,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
A Contains Fortunate Discovery.

" NNIIIIIH ' IT WI tlIIItIN H'....
 Captain Coleman, schr. Weymouth. plying between Atlantic City. and New York. had been troubled with cough SO that he was unable to sleep, and was induced to try Dr. Kings New Dlscov- cry for Consumption. It not only gave him instant relief, but allayed the e1- treme soreness in his breast. His chil- dren were similarly affected and sip gle dose had the same happy effect. Dr. Kings New Discovery is now the stand ard remedy, in the Coleman household and on board the schooner. Free trIal bottles of this standard remedy at Geo. Martins drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

-'s ANGELES IS making rapid met ,.I[ '-i'an strides, and it manages to con-
 'O-'e iis full proportion of criminal |. 'o the daily telegrsphic budget -!y requires the existence of @ gilt .,-,1 ss4 Sirlke' with sundry dynamite vs- '-'NS 10 give 1t the tone and finish of N'e'' metropolis and to raise h-ades among the angels.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

An Arispe mining company has been in the habit of sending its bullion to the mInt at Hermosillo, Sonora, by an American, with strong guard of Mexi- cans. Last week the bullion was sent by two Americans without q guard, and when they reached HermOsillo they told a long story of the way they had been robbed while sleeping. when the box was broken open and the eight bars ot bull lioo, v8ued at $500, taken out Search was instituted but no evidence of rob bers WAS found. and 1t IS believed the two Americans thepselves hid the bull lioa. They are under arrest on suspi- ciOn and circumstsntisl evidence will doubtless convict them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

THE Star, with total disregard for the facts. says "Sherif Shaw WAS set rigbs by the courts six months ago, The Star knows its assertion to be a bsrefaced falsehood. The courts ren- aered no decision in the case, because or the compromise by the principals. Turn oyer a new leaf with the new year. II you can. neighbor, and tell the truth onca Tn g while.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

TIE New York Times expresses the opinion that "the division of the colored vote is altogether desirable for the sake of the colored race. and for the benefit of the politics of the country But be- fore discussing such question the St Louis Globe-Democrat suggests that It would be a good idea to provide meas ures for the free and safe polling of said vote in the South, so that We may kno" how much of it there really Is to oe divided?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
rn-...--.--- rnsa Feh. 1s. 1ss2.

WEsrFIELD, Mass, Feb. lS' looZ' Dr. l. c. Aver * Co:-Gentlemen About five gears ago had very bad eough and tried several remedies with ont any relief, until was advised Q! Mir. Whitney. druggist Of Oonyerneur' N. r.. to try your Cherry Pectoral' which I did, and before l had taken half bottle, was entirely cured.
 Yours, &c.,
 CHARLES MAGICIAN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

-nNFEu HN AuutIHuu seconded by Supervisor Proct IT, it IS ordered that the claim filed by E. O. shaw, sheriff. for the sum of Sg375.O0 for salary as sheriff to June 30ih, 1886 be dislslowed in conformity with tue opinion of the District Attorney this day filed relating to the same.
 4 communication from 5. W. Csrpen- ter was received complaining of double taxation, was considered and it appear ing from the records in the assessors s otlce that the propertytwss returned by both oi the par;ie interested under. .oatb, the Board declines 10 take action. and the Chairman of tbiS Board is author Izei to so Instruct him. The report of the sheriff of Pima COun- " Tor the quarter ending December 3lst loS6, showing amount of fees collected, SI2f.9j received and placed on file. It ls ordered that all purchases of sta tionery, wood and all other articles re- quired in and about the court house, and all county officers for county use, or Tor winch the county has to pay be made by, or under the direction of the Chair man of this Board, and that no bills against the county for any such articles will hereafter be allowed by this Board unless purchased n conformity with this order.
 The Board then adjourned until Fri day Jan. sth at 9 o'clock a. ID,
 II. F.. LACY,
 Chairman
 Attest
 M. $, SNYDER,
 Ex-OtiiSio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

"Mr DOCTORS BILL for the past four years has not been Sl0," writes r. G. Bailey, of 30 South 9th street, Dayton, o. He had Vertigo, Indigestion, Great Nervousness, Inflammation of the Blad- der, kidney Disease and Bleeding Piles. Eighteen bottles of Warmers safe cure permanently cured hIm, as he will tell you if you write and enclose stamped envelope. Ask your friends and neigh bors about Warmers safe cure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
PaIaee Meat Market.

Fresh meat of all kinds; beef, mutton; mutton nork. fine cuts, choice rossts, deiiSetvs "I,,. to any part of the city witnou. eA sSaroe PusCH < ZELLwEdkh' onsrse' Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
How to Form Good New Years
 Resolutions.

No oae who reads this need err will fully if he will only recollect that on Tuesday. Jan. Ilth, 1887, the 2OOih Grand Drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery will take place, when S535 OOO will be scattered ia prizes. Any in formation can be had on application to M. 4. DauphiD. New Orleans, La. The enlarged plans of the distribution will afford much qualification to many seek CTS after fortune. But do not forget to apply before Jan. II.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

IT., -AE fheniz Herald sports new head. ,ba ICAdays are closely followed by
 oa,,, si'a ot very many people that they
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
Alias Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI | cial District, in the County of Pima. Terri tory of Arizona.
 Stephen CerrerO, plaintiff AcRinlt Ela N Cerrer,i defendant -Alias Summons
 Action brought m the District Court of the First Judicial District In sud for the County of Pima in the Territory of rIsuns
 The Territory Of Arizona sends erecting to Ella Nj. CerrefO.
 You are hereby summoned and required tO ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the First Judicial District m and for the County of Pima. m the Territory of Ari- Lona, and ansSer the complaint nled with the Clerk Of this Court. st Tucson. m said county. Ia copy Of which complaint accompanies this summons) within twenty days (eXclGsiVe of the day of ssrvieel after the ser vlcs upon you of this summons, if served in this county; but If served out of th. county and within this district, then within thirty days; m all other casee forty lays.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fE.l e appear and answer the complaint as above Quired the plaintiff will take judgment by de- fault sgainst you and will apply Co the Court for the relief demanded theron and costs and dis burssments in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of sald District Court at Tucson. this sjth day of J lly A. D., isei. - -
 ISE.LI J. H. MARiIV. Clerk
 Oct9-l0v By CHARLES kREsnAA Deputy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
Board of Supervisors.
IoFFIcIALl

The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment,
 Present, H. E, Lacy. Chairman; Jno. Anderson and F. L. Proctor. Members; us. Snyder, Ex-Officio Clerk; B. R. Jeffords, District Attorney. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
 The Board proceeded to audit oc- counts, and the following were audited and allowed in the
 GENERAL FUND. 4. Littlepage hire Of horses and
 wagon claimed S65.9O, re
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
\ Chance fnr Health.

A. ;, SNYDER,
 Ex-OmSio Clerk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

From Henekeag - Lasaspoel, By w2g
Of TokoAsma, San franoasco and NeW
York. d Is. IS mfless by wAy e Yoke
hams. Tassma. Portland and NsS foEk.
11Sslk Eaissi b wsy q YokeAema.
Iaooma- The Cascade dtvisioa and NsW
York. 12.lesH nileG b. wAy q feke-
hamA. Seassts, ths Casaa1s dietzion an6
Nee foFk. i3.I3N miless ~ was e
YokoAanA. esattlss ths LAks eAsse 4
kasssEn and Rsv YEA. I4aMi[ wiisa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
FARMS FOR SALE.

THE UNDERGROUND OVERS FoR
aAle Al or part Of his farm. a mfleS
from Seattle and = miles from the naW
bach road. So acrea as surveyed b. King
CeunEy surveyor Said farm q surveyed
on into III sore lot4 ena b al isvel and
nearly AL bottom land. nnd well a3apfsd
- bop garden Or hay cHlturo. he White
River o1unky road runs through the place.
pest once acrDnn the road tive schnni
HOUSES and q church within three-qaaF-
tors q m1ie Of The premlsna and rafi-
ree1 depot only hAlf . NILE away. II &
situated N DuWnminh river valley and
ne river rune Al around thrss sides 81
80 place sad rod water. Ne hrush o.
timher % tAe plaee; q Il az Il gEaas e.
hay and would make good dairy farm.
Asa farm - DeWafio. Masan county.
a. 10 aorea eeeaod land This plaoe IL
nearly ell GOOD beaver dam Ana. wei
Wassred and easily olsaEoA. prfnctrsIiV
snail willgW hruah. Tharo q n0W oleas.
81 ahozs 10 ecaa1 Q good house and maw
haFns cuts enough hAy for Two opws ard
o pair o. horses. Bnld farm d @aI aaapt-
Cd - hop culture and handy 20 Hknkowlzh
ksseEyafion. whsrs pieksrs win Always
Terms eaay. For eursAar u.rs,cul.rs
eddresA either b. lsttoE o. porsoa.
oo2a- 6s Uns Nv "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
WA8nlacToa
STEAMBOAT RAAsPoaTAFloR "a
Carrying the y. Q. NAH.


ONE or THE w. a. nsnn
& j. Cos e1aamaIH l.
lAndorson or kdlih1. ~
Win run daily hstNeea T1o1aIa - r..
ToWnaend- lsaFing Tncon1a 80 n1l|Ss a
lAtn. ee4ltle e. 10 p N. and all1s7r1 II
fort Madison. kort aanhiA Pan ~ ~
and Port ToWnsond. RetufnIr1 I1.1a
Port Townsend every dAF fsx1srE h.16 -
- O'Clock ,. m, and 1dNl4,e II a
SEATTlk-WnATE0M na41k
The steamar w Ak MwMWKN IA
leave Seattle every sunday, Xnsn.1F ~
THURSDAY evening 3 eicanak - N 1e.,1s
calling a Mgkalisa. TaAMlIR csNSrF, N
Oak HnEboE, Uesnlndy, kanamnaR AslrS
AnaouEtaa. 0uemnA 6aHfah K1|1K11@S
BalinRham and sahnEaa.
RetHrnlnR. win leaga Wkate1H nr|.ir
Monday. WEDNESDAY an1 Frl17I I1.|1
| inRs & 8 oiclock. fr Hsa1zlA olf9
| intermediates points 81 - wNr.
SEATTlE-xkAclT nItka neHsf
1he steamer DAISY vi i1sFt go.
| fer akAgit rivqr and WaT EtFls 1l1I'
Monday and Thur14AT. E11nzEtNn Et
aaYu ana RridayA
fuR erulRha and pnmmgn Amy "A fnm
pany'n onioe. On YamlnK'1 whaa nra I1n
| the beats a. tho mmmm wharf.
mr1R-0 HM0. IN IAErNM kN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

dT3 - sTEAAEKR
1kw. +. Munro,
Carrying ths Unieod siaeas msn. -
lave SEATTLE for k6mza4A Rrtt,.'
MarygFAlie. Lowan and 6nakaniS<' -.
day. Me1nesaAy ane Friday e
Felurnlng alternate daya
Fer froighf or paanaTa annIr =, -.
q % Gee fos1er. aRant lsEelS 49,
CHAa II lnI4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
G. A. GUERKE.
Merchant Tailor,
Browns Block, Front street.

fne linz Of fOrsgn aud domestic goods selesed BY myself
which win Be made esr after the latest Styles
reasonable ates NJ ed customers wen eus.
vssd 70 eAn inspect nay stack AL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

TKMH TAAHHi
EpOR FRANKLIN. BLACK u1t :.
y and lnlermsdiale E1z4z1& 80
TAm. .-...I...
FurHswcnsfle ana infaEme1lal1 r.
daily. aaA 10 nnd 1919 q H. So ~.
Recurring aFrfEe - HeA11la to- y.
river aKfanaIan e 80 = ~ 80
Nowoaatla branch a. ea@ q H. q
and so >. n. -
RnnninR time 10 Franklizs ! =
Running time % NeweassAa, ~ ~
N e'' = j. M1ENKR ezr1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

,. w TARIFF Maussr
- Sese 1eslers waaxx aaaflln ass...
Monday mnrninE - 9n'claek. ~ S.'A
snncsussF, Va tas islaa1a, SnNa-. =.
seniahaoo. Fslnralas he IN. -.
And ThursdAy marniax. q fsoo..,..,' 4.
hsu usstaias,sf nna Ennss.-,e
Ths Exaaael nrrissa a v...-
tAe dAy altar leaving sesf1I, - A..
remaining theEe thfse ko1rs -. =.
her re1urn trip q sanER q
1or M1tEnt o. pasaaNe auntR = am
E1lc1kh aEent. o. en- ko4l& 40
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

] beR 70 renew tie saeRsstions IN ny
Lass report concerning the dsfsnsss ei
Pages SQUAD. and The psopssed naval
egtablishment on ths desp frsse wates
sf Lake Washinason, % be oonneeted
With Paeet Sound By shsEt praetieabls
ship canal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
mas oaa

Large aud remarkable deposits Of rich
aagnetie iron ore. Tying In the saoQaAl
mte Pass near The saDmit Of the CAa-
eade Mountains. have besa Fscsnaly
tested By Eastern seesi mAnafaeaursrs,
have been made BY pFominens Eastern
tide wateF and Ne mAHufaetaFs al sseel
aheFefrom.
Fartoas other riah deposits Of hsma-
tite iron ore have been foand IL TIE sams
vicinity. Tue lattef oFes Assay IS Fer
eat pure metallic iFoa.
Riee deposits % iron are also sosn1 in
Skasit evenly and ssasrson eounsy,
beth bordering % The Soand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
sTKAMKR TRAVn. ETU.

n=AoLYMPTC STRAIN NAvT-
gn1ion ComDany's steamer
wkEBTE00D-gAnT TTnB
OiFmpin. Tacoma BtafIacoum and seattle
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

An Ahasdknes % ths ehoiseas lins n
found on the SAa Jean aad cthsF STANDS
ef fagst eoand. Tee eactiauitV Of
iren eFa. zeal and limestone aHosaa All
the Important fActors for tie mannfso
tnrs Fl nns QaAlltsas % iron and sausl
90 an extensive scale.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

The eFsat distance % this ferrisory
from she popaioas csBtsss q tie uaisea
States. AID its dli1caity q aoossa hase.
anti . reo<ot daIe. greatly inssrfsred
wsth 10 dsvslop0e1l hA2pily 80 aew
have several eomPetiug systsns Of ran.
FoAds. Which Uili greatly Aid il shs IN.
tara growth o. TIE Tetrfsory. Ia add.
ttoa 20 Steamship lin6s froAs san Frau.
essco 10 Portland and 10 Pu9ea 6ousd.
90 GOV have The Ortesa Seoxa lane,
eonneestaR westward By nay OF aha
Usscn Pseiee Railroad b Portland; tie
U&nAaten Paetne Rtiiread. tsrminatinR
- fost AocdY. On baFFardAs Ialea, from
weieh tontRrants eAn arrive 81 aheEt
rlda % TIE steamer 10 Paeut Souna;
aDa. peroApa 0ost inpsrsAns e al, ws
have t8e Nortnern PAciae Baiirosd Iine.
ueicA SOC tFaNernes he saz1srn porason
% NE ferritsEy, aud mAkas ias eonnns
flo1a uish - western pessioa b. wsy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
OATS AND wnEA1.

Enormous crops Of oats are raised on
the tide lsads Of PaRst Sound, Of which
about 80, 90 aersa have bean diked and
reclaimed. Instances are common 81
le0 bashsls 90 the sore. Aboas 5000
acres more Of these tide lands ean b
diksd and reclaimed.
Very little whaat n FAissa IN The west
sFn portion Of The TerTiboFy, but In ssv.
eFAi oountios In the eaataFn portion OF
The Territory ths average crop b FepoRt-
ed 70 be over Is buahels 70 ths aofs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
THE FIRM OF
L YNCH & WOOD
Have moved int the rooms formerly occupied
by w. III. Humphrey. on Commercial street.
When passing their place Of business take a
look through the rooms and you will be con-
WINGED that this is the flrst-class Furniture
Store of the city. with goods to suit all classes
Of the trade.

Persons whe write ahould STATE
what thsy wAAi, Kiving greatest
dspth ef wen wanted. Thfa ma
ehineE7 hes been thoroughly tested
and proved. and b row IN success.
fHl epeFafion IN Lincoln county.
Washisgsoa TERRITORY. We gnas.
sntss u WIN arm wells sseossufvliy
in the hardess rock In the Tsrrstory.
Truly A PRIcELxsa BOON no
LAND AND STOCK OWNERS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
STEAMER HELEn.
FoR coLBI, PoaTs eacHAD m
whsnINeTnz.

81 GFKANKR HELKE y
Kills. Nas1af. leaf4
f1n q Smith wharf, saaftia ever
Wednesday and Friday e -
Colhy, MitchalIn Poln& hsa1 -
ehAra also. % head q Rpxa " - |''
Ratlrning leave head ~ kQst " - ~ N \
N nfflrhaIl'n Pnins Al ln&D q. M H4N
m. arriving AZ @nnfkie abGus 34
Tuesday THURSDAY and AM1nr114 -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

OWNS 10 sAip1enis e pre4acfs q
tAa Territory dlreetiy - ths Esd. aad
~ WAy Of the CelambtA river ro1ts
throaGh Orngon - the Pseiee Ooasi. q
u nga pcasinls - give a. enact u1ats-
mana az tha eo0maFes 81 TIE suttra Ter
Fi7exI. Ia onfy o41ial data b ~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
rr,,prp,yCr WolfFy OF yEy.JEEsEY

MuLviLLE, y. j.. Oct 81 Sp,c'd-ln the auhuai
convention OF tho Woinens Christian Temperance Union
OF today. the president. Mrs Downs IN her
able address, reported organizer fifteen new county
ORGANIZATIONS and thirty five new unions sho urged
the importance OF Judic.ous use OF literature
Moral suIsion alone will net cleanse this
plague spo white The salesn is making more victims on
which exercise our patience Organized law - mo
curo Che advocated tho hao; for women, CONNIE ended
ql> U,iou s,nn ths National organ Mrs j. T. Ellis.
NJ Flemiu-,on corresponding secretary OF the state
Union reported 2Os unions with membership OF
SO 800 have raised large part OF whrh mas Decn
used In work. Mrs A. T. Ncke treasurer reported
q rrid mn membership OF GIGS 1T the STATE.
Mr., J. &. Downs was UNANIMOUSLY
elected president Tor tho seNsh,n 49, 49,
Dr I II ,;raw. OF The hc,-Jcrsry Temperance h0so"c
ronrrntu.,ed the women their work "a being prac
IT. Gosn-l temperance Mrs j. f. Els OF Fleming
tan wa. elected CORE spending secretary Mrs Enml
Eourne OF newark recording secretary, and MIS- T. a
M,cLln o. Millyllie. trensurer